The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-16

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were destroyed.
The Hotel del Monte, at Monterey. CAL,
burned Saturday night. There were
nearly three hundred guests in the build
ing. All escaped, many losing their lug
gage, jewels, and other personal property
The total loss is estimated ut xl,5O0,ooo
The hotel was not insured, and was owned
by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
The hre was incendiary.
Commodore Charles Green, United
States Navy retired, died suddenly Thurs
day, az Providence, aged 10 years.
Gen. Thomas w. Conway, Secretary OF
the State Temperance League OF New
York died suddenly on Thursday night
Miss Ellen Anderson, OF Chicago, has
brought suit against Olof Rubens for
$4,000 as damages for breach OF pro-
mise.
Spencer Smith. OF the Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Nonpareil, has been appointed
Railway Commissioners by Governor Lar
.abee.
Ex-Governor Gilpin. OF Colorado, has
sued for a divorce, alleging inhnman
treatment by his wife, which together with
her extravagance and ungoyernablo tenn
per, makes his life burden. Governor
Gilpin is "a years old, his wife is 30
The boiler in saw mill near Harrisvilie,
w. Va, exploded, killing four men and
injuring three others.
The Cunard steamer Payonia, run down
and sunk fishing smack of Cape st.
Clair, drowning two men.
William Mayie, aged 20, and his mother
we're drowned, Saturday night in a dredge
cut alongside the road leading 10 Quanni-
cassee, Mich, near which place they lived
ON farm. They were thrown from their
wagon while returning home.
Two young men blew ont the gas upon
retiring at Chicago, Thursday night, one
was dead in the morning.
Near Tnscarora. Nevada, the works of
the Nevada Queen mines were destroyed by
an explosion of giant powder, which also
blew up the boilers. Five men were dan
gerously wounded.
S. w. Morrison, OF Chicago, survivor Of
the Jeanette expedition, was killed by the
accidental discharge of gun near Valeria,
I Iowa.
The drought IN Southwestern Texas has
resulted In a scarcity of food, and people
are moving 10 more favored localities.
/ The dam OF the Pioneer Pulp Company,
near Grand Rapids, Wis, was blown up
early Thursday morning, tearing out 300
/ feet. The dam had been i'm litigation be-
tween the Bersely and Pioneer, and It's
destruction was the work of malice.
An explosion in coal mine at Savanna,
Indian Territory, killed six men. Twelve
OF rescuing party were suffocated by
I gas, making eighteen victims In ALL
The special car containing the Holiday
minstrels was partly wrecked in collision
Eat Junction City, Kan. Mr.. j. II. Holiday
was seriously injured.
Near wardner. l. T., the steamer
! Spokane capsized in the Cnur DAlene
river. Five OF the twenty four passengers
were drowned.
The steam pumps OF the steamboat
Charley Bowen burst near Hickman, KY,
Saturday. Two men were killed, and two
badly scalded, one fatally.
Near Wheeling, w. Va, Mrs. Ham Biggs
cut her throat. She was being prepared
for the coffin Thursday evening when she
opened her eyes and called for her hus-
band.
An Italian living at Chicago fatally stab
bed his wife after accusing her of infdel-
ity. He was captured.
The keeper and guards of the County
Farm, at Nashville Tenn, were poisoned
by the inmates with arsenic in an attept
20 escape. Ten men were Frustrated, but
arc thought 10 be out of danger.
AZ Bloomville O., l5-year-old scholar
named McManigle stabbed his teacher
Miss Seiple, with n pocket knife, making
an ugly wound about three inches long
just over the heart.
On farm near Chatham, ILL., quarrel
between the Warford brothers resulted in
the murder OF William and the attempted
suicide OF Joseph.
AZ silver wedding NJ 81. Edward, Neb.,
Warren Long, prominent farmer, was
shot and killed near the hall by Edward
Carr who was drunk and had been quite
quarrelsome and having been knocked
down and kicked out Of the hotel. lie was
captured, Offering no resistance.
gang Of counterfeiters from Franklin
county, were arrested and brought 20
Chattanooga The officials have been
watching them for six months, and finally
bounced down upon two well known and
highly res pected residents, j. NJ. aud A. NJ.
Peoples. With thcm was taken William
Horn, an old time coniecker. On the
premises were found dies, mods, metals,